Watchdog to investigate flood risks to Superfund sites
The Government Accountability Office told members of
The study, which comes after a historic hurricane season that inundated major cities and caused billions of dollars in damage, also seeks to determine what the federal government can do about it.
The GAO's letter, dated
That request followed reporting by The Associated Press in September that more than a dozen Superfund sites were flooded by heavy rains as Hurricane Harvey struck the
A subsequent AP review of
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In 2012, the Obama administration's
President
A spokeswoman for
"It's outrageous that we don't already know if Superfund sites are secure and, based on investigations by the AP and the
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